matchlessly

And the rest of the strophe is matchlessly expressed.

These past days have been matchlessly hectic in downtown West Berlin.

"All, in due time, will come matchlessly clear.

More significantly, I saw people living matchlessly ethical lives without the guidance of clergy or the comfort of organized doctrine or common symbols.

Ambrose Bierce, a bitter, becaped old eagle of a man himself with his /Devil's Dictionary/ and matchlessly terse horror tales.

He flipped his purse out on the table, filled with coins that had been matchlessly counterfeited by minters of the twenty-third century, and with others genuine to the time, received in change.

It was a matchlessly beautiful day in London and a black car was threading its way through Westminster streets that feel laden with national history-a thicket of palaces, barracks, government departments, and memorials.

She was lovely by virtue of the matchlessly simple and swift line that the Creator had, at a single stroke, drawn all around her, and in this divine form she had been handed over, like a child tightly wrapped in a sheet after its bath, into the keeping of his soul.